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Class and Society
Notes
SENIOR NOTES
On March 19, a meeting of the
Senior Class was held to elect a his
torian, giftorian, poet, and prophet.
Dick Walser, one who has been in
the class of ’26 since the first grade,
was unanimously elected historian.
Florence Swaim was chosen giftorian.
For poetess, Stephanie Brogaw was
seiected. Elizabeth Hackney was
elected prophetess. (We think she
has a hard task for who knows what
will become of the class of ‘25?)
It has been suggested that Miss
Owens and Varner Sink go out for
track. When Mi.ss Owen started
chasing ‘Charlie’ around the room the
other day, they both ran “pretty”
fast.
The members of the Senior Class
have been busy for the last two weeks
having their pictures taken. Mr.
Hitchcock has done especially good
work and so far the camera has not
been broken.
Be sweet to the Seniors, only eight
weeks’ till we leave you.
SOPHOMORE NOTES
THE LEXHIPEP
APP.II. 7. 1925
She can make it quickly aS we all
know.
Helen Pickard
Helen Pickard often called ‘ pick,”
Around the boys she does cute tricks.
Millard loves the twinkle in her eyes
And will ’till the sun does fail to rise.
The posters have been finished so
all you who want to see what great
artists we are, come to Room 8 and
take a peep.
much
Beulah Banning
Beulah Banning is a girl so tall
During five minute periods she prows
the hall;
For there, a look at Boyd, she may
have the chance.
But if not she is satisfied with just
a glance.
What would happen if:
Mrs. Estes didn’t give us
work to do?
Miss Walker did not fuss at us for
not knowing our lessons?
Auburn failed to make A on all
subjects?
Nat came back to school after
lunch?
FAMIIJAR SAYINGS IN ANTI
ABOCT B. S. H.
Novella Caniphell
A secretive girl is the attractive
Novella
I'll tell you something if you don’t
tell her;
Over a boy named Carl, slie is simply
wild.
But if you ask her about It. she is
perfectly mild.
V’irglnia Walser
A pretty girl is Virginia Dare,
She possesses those features that are
so rare.
Rosy cheeks and culy hair
She is the fairest of the fair.
The Sophomore Class seems to be
asleep. (Exceptions, “Dot” Dorsett
and the “Jumping Jack”.)
We, the Sophomore Class of 1925,
are very glad to have Mr. Stiokes
with us again after his illness of two
days.
About one half the girls going out
for track are from the Sophomore
Class.
The Sophomore Class of Room 4
will be very glad when Lyda Bee
stops her “barking”.
We appreciate the chapel exercises
of the Hi-Y’s very much.
Alice Myrtle Koonts still remains
.Mi.ss Bula’s pet.
Inez Henley
Inez Henley is good in writing stories.
In the use of big words she always
glories.
In every theme she writes, her fame
dries grow.
And she certainly doesn’t mind tell
ing you so.
“AW rr-r-r- right.”
“Boys and girls, remember, no talk
ing in the library.”
“Mr. Allen, may we be excused this
period?”
“Going to chapel today?”
“Have you got any chewing gum?
“Je ne sals pas Mon Francais ,
“Oh Death!”
“Mr. Hunt, you call on me all the
time.”
“Shuredness ’tis.”
“I can’t write any thing for the
Bexhipep.”
“I’d be glad to help you but I
haven’t time.”
“Have you had your pictures made?
Bet me see ’em.”
“Give me one of your cards—
Please!
“Bet's jump rope.”
“This class is the ‘yawnlngest’
bunch of dum-bells I ever saw.”
GOOD ADVICE
JUNIOR NOTE.S
The Junior class rings have been
ordered at last and we are waiting in
anticipation for their arrival. They
are the first standard rings that have
yet been used by Bexington High
School and we are glad to set an ex
ample for the rest of the Junior
classes that are to come.
THO.SE FRESH MEN
Paulino Tiannlng
Pauline, Pauline, sewing all day.
To make dainty clothes she knows
the way.
If you are in need of a loe'ely trous-
sea
We have already picked out our
mascot for the coming year—if she
lasts that long. Although Nat will
not share his pet with us, we will
maybe have the pleasure of seeing
him drive her around the c,a;ne'r once
in .a while.
Don’t be what you Ain’t;
Jes be what you is.
Case if you is not what yo’ am
Den yo’ am not what you is.
If you is jes’ a little tad pole
Don’t try to be a frog;
If you is jes’ de tail
Don’t try to wag de dog.
You can always pass de plate
If you can’t exhort an’ preach;
If you is je.s’ a pebble
Don’t try to be de beach
Don’t be what yo’ ain’t
Jes’ be what you is.
Case de man what plays it square
Am g’wine to get his.
It ain’t what yo’ is has been.
It’s what you now am is.
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